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Problems in your neighbourhood can range from barking dogs to serious antisocial behaviour such as vandalism.

This section outlines what help is available if you are having difficulties in your neighbourhood.

Harassment and intimidation

Don't stay in your home if you don't feel safe. You may be able to get help from the Housing Executive or other agencies if you feel unsafe or you have been attacked in your home. More >

Problems with neighbours

Living beside other people can raise serious problems from time to time. Late night noise, barking dogs and boundary disputes can all lead to arguments. More >

Antisocial behaviour

Nuisance and antisocial behaviour can disrupt the lives of an entire community. Antisocial behaviour can range from intimidation and racism to noise and boundary disputes. Since the type of behaviour varies so much there is a wide range of help available.  More >

Environmental issues

The condition of your area can have a big impact on your happiness. There are a number of options if you are unhappy with the conditions in your area. Your local council should be able to help you. More >

Planning and development

You may need to get planning permission and building control if you want to carry out improvements or extension work. More >

Crime and security

This page contains information on keeping your home secure and what to do if your accommodation is broken into. Locks and other security devices More >

Residents' associations

A residents' association can help you if you are having problems with your neighbours. For a residents' association to be effective, it has to represent the whole community. More >

Noise problems

Noise problems can arise from a wide range of sources including noisy neighbours, barking dogs, pubs and clubs or building work. Excessive noise can lead to stress and cause sleep disturbance. More >

 

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